precious work 2007/2008
We meant to update the work section for quite some time… heck, we even planned a relaunch of the whole site. But we’ve always delayed it, since we’ve been pretty busy. It’s a lame excuse and we know it.
So for anybody who’s interested, here’s a little overview about what we’ve been working on in the last couple of months.
Our dear friends Tocotronic released a great album last year. Together with the band, we’ve been working on almost the whole graphical output surrounding this release. We’ve designed several CD/LP packagings, posters, advertising, the website (still in progress) and much, much more. Here’s a glimpse:
We also did the cover artwork for the debut album of Herrenmagazin, a young band from Hamburg. Their album is coming out in April and there’s a series of three limited 7″ singles preceding the longplayer. This is what it looks like:
For all your chocolate lovers: you can now order your daily dose at the Ritter Sport Online Shop which we developed together with Fork Unstable Media. While working on it, we tested almost all flavours. We recommend: Knusperkeks, Joghurt, Ganze Mandel, Weiße Voll-Nuss, Erdbeer-Joghurt, Marzipan, Voll Erdnuss, Voll-Nuss, Pfefferminz… actually most of them are quite tasty.
Comissioned by Jung von Matt/next, we did some conceptual and design work for Spiegel Wissen, a new kind of online encyclopedia by German news magazine Der Spiegel. At present, most of our work isn’t implemented though.
An ongoing project of ours is the maintenance and further development of the NIVEA Styleguide BRAND eSSENTIALS. Check out the new Logo Finder.
For our long-time client Native Instruments, we designed software interfaces for new versions of Guitar Rig and Kontakt last year. Currently we are working on two other Native Instruments products, to be released later this year.
Another music software company that keeps us busy is Future Audio Workshop from the Republic of Ireland. They are debuting with their first product at this year’s MusikMesse in Frankfurt. It’s a software synthesizer called “Circle” and we are not only responsible for the interface design, but also the visual identity of the company and product including packaging, website, advertising and the booth at the trade show. More about that in a few days.